Quite Frankly
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The exact release date isCool, thanks, has anyone got a date? Not precise, just like a month or a week
To anyone who considered translating any bit of this alpha: don't. oh, the horror.
If you open the games files and use the unpacked data (even if you repack it after making an edit) the game seems fine but will suddenly dropkick you into an oblivion of lag.
Framerate tanks to 1fps whenever you take damage and stays that way until the damage counter is gone.
No idea how to fix this, and I have a feeling it'll be prevalent in the final release too. This is what I get for sticking my curious nose where devs probably don't want it.
Even if you don't make any edits to the files (but let's be real, if you're popping the data.wolf open, you want to) the issue occurs if you use anything other than the data.wolf provided by excess-m.
I found some cool things in the files though-- the english translations for almost everything are present, just left unimplemented; likely due to the fact that not all of them are there. I also looked through the sprites and found some familiar faces from previous games (the protagonists of Parade Buster and Onesyota), and the tiny little character icons that appear on the bottom left of the screen when you lose. 2 of them are ones that haven't appeared on any earlier ci-en posts. An icon for Kurumi from Smashboy is in there too, oddly enough.
Probably this will work:You must be registered to see the links
Press "1 release" to get the exe file.
I didn't test it myself (don't have the demo), but it extracted previous excessm games just fine.
The exact release date isYou must be registered to see the links. This is the final progress report, and comments are now disabled. Once again, the developer stresses that nothing from the alpha matters; zzinzinz even went so far as to delete the article containing the alpha. We cannot use the save data in the final version. The reason for using Ci-en in the first place is because the circle really did not want anyone to leak anything. If zzinzinz makes another game, the subscription fee will probably be reduced to 100 yen. If there is a progress report in October, that might be free.
If no one who had the demo so far released it it's unlikely they will release it now.I guess that means people could share the demo so us plebs can check it out now?
It's more like, excessm as a dev is already famous enough not to need the extra coverage. Let's face it, games and movies have more impact without spoilers.It's properly for the better, as Japanese devs are very particular about their work-in-progress getting shared.
Maaan, just go ctrl+f and look for "release" and you would had found it was posted on the very same page.When's the release date?
downloading it now thanksDemo is out on dlsite.
It's out now onAny words on when an official demo will come out for us plebs?